Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-05-22
RELLAIRE.

Samuel Rice, who has been laid up
with illness for the past seven montns' Is
slowly recovering, -.
L. S. Woodbridge has about decided 10
locate in Findlay, we understand.
The elegant double brick dwelling O.
Dubois q Mccoy in the Fifth Ward cut Is
completed. 1t is one Of the finest buliu,
ings in town. hos
Mrs. DIR. A. X. Smith, of Cleveland, has
been the guest of friends here Tor seVer"l
days.
The Episcopal church now has service
on Wednesday evening and Sunday night
The glass workers have had a warm tune
of it for a couple of weeks, but the boys
can stand a little heat, as they nave Deen
there before.
Council should keep after the new street
car company with a stick until II does
something. From what we can learn
efforts to get the owners in New YORK u
make known their intentions have tailed:
The Bellaire street railway is a snap
for some one, and it would be a good thing
for several of Our citizens with money 10
form q company and purchase it. There
seems to be plenty Of capital when stock
ia 10 be taken in a new bank, why not
when there is an inducemeut that Will pay
even better profits. Those acquainted WIFE
the old road when it was operated IN
business like manner know that 1t always
made money.
This is the season of the year when the
natural gas man is abroad looking FOL
new customers, and he is finding plenty Of
them. thus making q harvest for the
plumbers. Nature does not bestow upon
the farmer in this section the second mar
vest within a year, but the plumber makes
hay continually. One would think thai
his hay stock would be of enormous pro-
portions by continual a~nnexations, but II
appears that there are two many VINO
think that the plumber millionaire has nc
need for money and forget to settle loi
work done them.
1.-The Shadow Detective" closes the sea-
son at Cumberland, Md, on thursday
evening. The play was an interesting
one and was we'll received here Wh'le
none of the characters, except one, were
ANYTHING great in their parts, they were
ali fair actors, and the audiences returned
home well pleased.
1t is seldom that there is such q II
yersal expression of sorrow over the death
Of a Young person as that which followed
the news that Laura Robinson had passed
to her eternal sleep. by nature lovabie,
and the only daughter, fond parents pro-
yided and cared for her as only fond parents
conld. She graduated from the public
schools about two years ago, alter
which she was given a term i'll the college
for ladies at Little Washington, where she
became an excellent artist with the brush,
and some of her crayOn work will live FOL
unnumbered years with friends who Will
never look at them without recalling
thoughts of a most %Saddening nature. The
pluCking of such flowers from the field Of
life recalls fOrcibly the old aNium: In
the midst of life We are in death" But q
few months since an energetic worker FOL
the saving OF souls ut the great revival,
| where Miss Sherman counted converted
| sinners by the hundreds, now numbered
| with the saints. RcqWicScGt IN Pace.
The old filth pile and other places oil re-
fuse assert themselves emphatically thcS,
DAYS. A small barrel Of old meat and fist
near the Il. 4 Q. depot under the rays o
the sun became so numerically tlay0riSl
that r. S. Tappan had to quit work in tin
ton Of Il three story building about a square
away. -.
MIR. John HOfer intends to do all that i
IN his power to make the Ohio river q goot
place tor fish.
Tomorrow is the day announced for TN
beginning o~fstreet paving ON Union street
The lecture of Rev. Joseph Cook will IN
one of great interest.
w. ). Carroll will resume business 4
his old stand this week.
O. c. Henry has had his photograph gal
lcry nicely fixed up.
Joseph Blackburn is right at home il
the ticket box of the Elysian Theatre.
George Darby, of Brilliant, WAS in tow
Yesterday seeing friends.
Hydrants will be put on each cOrnc: q
the park. 4 good idea. The city shoult
also have several watering places abou
town.
The Bellaire Gas Light and Coke Com
pany reelected its old Board of Director
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Randolph is back from al
extended Eastern trip.
The Turner's will fX up their hall TIN
week.
Miss Belle Thoburn, missionary to In
dia, at home on a visit, will be ut the Is
NJ. +. Church to-day.
The Bellaire boys who were sure tina
Kalamazoo would beat three straigh
games, we're not very good prophets.
The weather yesterday was an "ol
timer" 1t was one of those days on
graudfathers tell us about.
The annual meeting Of the Buckley
Building Loan Company will he held o
the 18th of June.
The Stockholders OF the Bellaire MAJ
Works, at least those who live here IN
work in the factory want to have the work
proceed.
Charles Bippus is doing splendidly &
school, and will graduate rs n druggi,
this fall. Charles will probably com
home and start n drug store,
Frank Mason will open a grocery j
the First ward.
The Board of Directors Of the Bellair
Nail Works will hold an important NEE
ing on the 25th.
There will be a private hop at tn
Elysian, after the chairs have been take
out.
The J. J. Club talks Of holding Il picni
at Armstrong; Mills.
Several saloons closed permanently las
night.
The Bright Light fishing club is on to
again this year. New officers have bee
elected, and the boys will Don be read
for their annual trip.
Some of the campers will 90 out to Burr
Mills next month.
The blast furnace will not shut dow
even in the strike in the coke regions con
tinueS.
The clerks talk of another excursion o
the river.